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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-12-14

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Notice Is hereby given that the foi.ow;ny.
named settler has filed notice of his fs.,,tss
20 make finai proof IN support OF his eiai.n
and that said proof viii be made before the
siedicine Lodge. Kansas. on january 81 iss8
VIZ. James A. French. Jr., o. -. - no Hat
LOT " nc = ne 4 and a - s-e \ sec q, twp 81
~ names the following witnesses 20 nruvo
BIS cnnsnuou residence upon ana cnilisaitra,
sam Warren, john Nelson. ecorre s1r.v,
Sp = \. Sr'snt. ~ q Ast;dlac i,oce. &1.1zas
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-12-14

STATE OF KANSAS,
BARRIER COUNTY.
LaHdis G Clark aud Eva a. Mills,
Plaintiffs.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
TO THE FRONT.

The New Grocery and Daily Market Of
Whitehead 4 Gard Brothsrs Their New
Goods and Opening.
The new grocery and daily market corner
of Market and High streets. is now opened
by Messrs. Frank Whitehead and the Gard
brothers. sons of the late Mr..
Silas H. Gard. of fremont City.
Oaly short time ago Mr.. Frank
grocery. and it wasn't long until he acquired
thorough knowledge of the business, and
with push, energy and capital that he dis
played. he was soon . proprietor of store.
Buying store and stocking it up with good
goods, he gained q splendid business by
close attention and business principles.
Further branching out has found him
opening q new and large business with the
Gard brothers, Emerson +. Snd Wilbur X.
who we'll up and good business young men.
They are popular aud will soon have \ long
list Of friends.
The new store. Morrow's old stand,
has been refitted and entirely
changed. The stock will embrace
all the staple and fancy groceries and
green groceries. fruits. fish and meat mar
ket. A complete store for eatables. All
the goods are the best quality and careful
attention is given to each and every custo-
mer. 1t is well worth visit to this store.
1t is the only one in the city that is com
plete in all respects rs = daily grocery
and market, where every thing In edibles
can be had.
Pay visit to this metropolitan fruit
house and you will find the very nices,
goods In the market.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

Near Central park there lives q woman
who occupies comfortable apartment
and seems to possess a competence. She
rises late and has her breakfasts sent daily
from a neghboring cafe. To the waiter
she is liberal, tipping him frequently.
Not long ago this waiter, when passing
along Third avenue, was sccosted by u
beggar woman. She was wretchedly
dressed, repulsively ugly and squalid.
The waiter gave her multilated coin and
the beggar thanked him vOlubly. The
next day the waiter received the same
mutilated coin from the woman to whom
he carried breakfast. He was astounded.
He could not believe that the woman who
tipped in so regal q manner and the
wretched beggar OF the avenue were one
and the same person.
He concluded to experiment. Marking
q coin, he took position on the avenue
Soon the same woman that had begged
from him the night before asked him for
aims. He gave her the marked piece Of
money. Two days afterwards he received
il from the woman Of the apartment when
she paid for her breakfast. He then ac-
cused her Of mendicancy. She, discover
ing that she was cieverly caught, laughed
and said: I'VE both take tips. you and l. I"
The waiter relished the joke. He con-
tinues to serve her. She continues to tip
him and to prey upon the public.-The
Epoch.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

Washington is headquarters for learn
.nR about new inventions, hut the patent
Office is the last place in the world to get
information Of that sort. All they do
there is To patent things-it matters not
to the Office whether they are useful
will work IA claimed or not That is the
inventors look out. Two novel inven-
tions have recently come to my notice
One is machine for making iron pipes
Heretofore a pipe of iron has been made
Of a certain length of iron brought to-
gether and the edges fastened, leaving q
weld or seam the whole length. Obviously
10 was only possibly to make pipes Of q
certain length in this fashion Now q
machine has been invented which takes a
solid bar Of iron, Of any length, and liter
ally turns it inside out, the pipe comes of
Just a. II lady pulls a long glove from her
arm Two steel cones placed at an angle
bore inside the bar Of iron, turning the
pipe back over third steel cone which
works on the outside Of the bar. Is not
that wonderful, Iron, nowadays. is made
so soft it can be worked by machinery al
most as if it were putty. Another simple
machinery which does wonders in its line
is a pulverizer. BY the action of two
counter currents Of air anything placed
in the current is reduced To impalpable
powder at once. A nail disappears in
dust rs if il were puff ball The hardest
emory, heretofore So difficult 10 grind,
Yields as readily. Upon the strength of
the actual performance and utility Of this
machine, the stock in some emory mines
in Canada. heretofore not above par, has
now gone up to $3.50 share 1t is sim
ply the power of attrition which produces
these surprising results.
A number of the typograph machines
have been brought To Washington and Set
ND. II all that is claimed for these ma
chimes comes to be true. then the days Of
the compositor in large printing offices are
numbered Fuller Walker in Kansas
City Journal.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
Naming n Guiana Town.

The story Of Maracaibo's christening
runs thus: 1t w..s almost 400 years ago,
when Spanish invaders came sailing up
the lake TO see what stores Of gold or
precious stones might be plundered from
the rulers of its shores, and found where
the city now Is a native town called Co
Quivacca. governed by n powerful chief
named Mara, who resented the coming OF
foreigners with fierce warfare and many
battles But mail clad soldiers were more
than match for naked Indians, and one
by one the villages succumbed, until the
last one only remained. A determined
stand was made here, and in the heat Of
battle the chieftain fell Seeing his death
a Spanish soldier raised cry Of victory
that re.ounded throughout the attacking
force, Mara cayo. Mara cayo! MARA
has fallen,' And around the spot where
Mara fell, the fair town has grown that
perpetuates his nan:e-Dr W. +. Hutch.
iusop in 1ne American Magazine.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
LOCAL 6RevITIES.

The Band Of Hope will meet at Temper
ance hall. Sunday afternoon. at 2:S0.
Mr.. c. c. Thomas is quite sick at his
room on the west side Of market space.
DR.. L. E. Custer has gone to PhIladel-
phia on business. He will be absent about
two weeks.
Mr.. Charles Reid goes to Columbus Mon
day, to enter the excellep. stenographic
college there.
Mrs. Davis. Of Harmony, is in the city
visiting her husband and friends on south
Center street.
DIR. Z. G. Alcorm. prominent oculist
from Cincinnati. Is in the city, and is about
locating here.
Mr. John Powers has gone 10 Yellow
Springs for the purpose Of taking unto
himself wife.
Miss Mary Lewis, of the north side.
leaves Monday to enter Wellesley college.
near Boston, Mass.
Mr.. John S. Shewalter. the popular city
clerk. was in Mechsnicsburg yesterday at
tending the NJ. F.. conference.
Mr.. George Irwin Reid. Of Jackson,
Mich, who has been the guest of relatives
in the city for the past three or four weeks.
left yesterday for home.
Mrs. F. A. Kirkpatrick, Of Richard
street. Dayton. is the guest OF her son.
Captain T. J. Kirkpatrick. Of south Lime
stone street. for . week or two.
Messrs. Richard Rodgers and John N.
Winger are at Harrisburg. Pa. this week,
attending the Interstate picnic of Grangers.
which is held at Williams's grove.
Mrs. Frank J. Webb and son returned
here from q summers sojourn at Lake
wood, Chautauqua lake, Wednesday. The
,yocrg gentleman" is much improved in
ealth.
Mr.. Samuel Fletcher, advance agent Of
W. II. Powers's Ivy Leaf company. which
is to appear at the Grand opera house next
Friday and Saturday. September and 10,
is in the city.
Mrs. Mary Layton. mother of Mr.. o. A.
Layton. the Bee Line baggage master. IT
turned last evening from Ligonier, Ind,
where she had been spending the summer
with her daughter.
The Accidents have accepted challenge
to accidentally drop around to Wilmington
on wednesday, September Z. and hitch
horns with the colored club Of that city.
Bows, don't lose your passes on this trip.
Conductor z. NJ. Gregory. late Of the L.
b. 4 W. road. has resigned his position
and accepted better one on Georgia Pacific
road. running out Of Atlanta Conductor
Gregory is q good railroad man and clever
gentleman, and his friends here see him
leave with real regret.
Messrs. Dick Hughes and "Bussy" Will
son returned yesterday afternoon from theiI
trip to the reservoir. at Huntsville. They
brought back fifty-one fine fat ducks and
report splendid sport The REPUBLIC was
remembered with q brace Of the best OF
them for which due thanks are returned.
Dr. Russell is still on the shooting grounds.
The primary department Of the Trinity
Baptist mission chapel at the corner OF
Pleasant street and the old Dayton road.
picnicked very delightfully."- in Hughes's
grove Thursday afternoon. about seventy
teachers and pupils being present The
little people met At the chapel and I'D,
journed to the woods in q body. The
day was spent in feasting. and the usual
outdoor sports Of such an occasion. The
chapel is in fiourishing condition and is
sfasdily growing.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
Excursion to Gettysburg Battlefield via
Pennsylvania Lines.

For the reunion of Ohio veterans and ded-
icatiOn of Ohio memorial on Gettysburg
Battlefield. September lith. the Pennsylva
MIA lines west of Pittsburg will sell low
rate excursion tickets to Gettysburg on
September Sth to 18th that will be good
returning unlil September a5th. 1887. Full
information can be obtained from the near
est ticket agent Of the Pennsylvania COM
pany. Pittsburg. Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Ry.
Co.. or Chicago. st. Louis Il Pittsburg X.
X. Co. As all stations will not have the
excursion tickets in stock it will be neces-
sary that notice be given the ticket agent
at the point where excursiOnists will take
one of the lines named two OF three days in
advance. in order that tickets may be pro-
cured. Detailed information may be pro
cured by addressing +. A. Ford, general
passenger agent Pittsburg. Pa. 2OOt-33b
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
Causes Of Fires.

Carelessness takes the lead in causing
fires in New York city. Out of 7O6 fires
which are recorded in the last quarterly
report of the fire department 3S5 are put
down as the result Of carelessness.
Smokers were responsible for fifty y-nine
and fireworks for nineteen. 1t looks as
though the smokers were rs much in need
Of regulation rs the dealers in fireworks.
New York Tribune.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
Last Cheap Rate to Cincinnati.

On Saturday. September 3. 1887, the Bee
Line. &c. c. &. Il |. r. K. will sell excur-
sion tickets to Cincinnati and return al :,
for the round trip. Tickets good going only
on Saturday. September ID. and good 20 re-
turn on any train September Sd or 4th, in
elusive. No. $. night express, will stop at
Brighton. thus enabling passengers who
wish to remain to witness the presentation
of Rome Under Nero" to do so. and return
home the same night. Remember the Bee
depOt at Cincinnati. No change Of cars.
d. B. MARTIN. G. II. KNIGHT.
2O7m c. F. A. Agent.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
THE FIRST REUNION.


Ihe t'HSI REUNION.
E,., p,,u.,,. ,.., -
Cr..,x,I,.Ths snr,n.a.,., ...
,n Eor.. n.,.,,., ...a..., S.,
c...,,v.
In the spring OF is"i' ONO, through
Governor John Brough. sent IS. 200 Hun
dred Days men to Virginia and elsewhere,
/ and of that force WAS the ,,sd rsy;man,
..,.,..-.,, -, ,,.-,s,b -
.'' ~. w. w. w. na' AZ
! c"u"'s resiuleht Anu TWO companies of e's
saith from this city. The latter were Com
paniss Z and X. Captains A. S. Bushnell
and Charles A. WeIch. in the l5ad which
ora.ni,.a ., C.m, ns,p;s,n .na ,.t, g.,
~" 'e' .o'
New 'reek' Virginia May l.,
1864. The regiment was muster.
ed out Septsmber 2,-lsS4. and, On tn.
twenty-third anniversary of that interesting
ceremony, on Friday met at Greenyille fol
its first reunion effecting a permanent or.
eanization.
The two Springfield companies were well
represented, both Captains Bushnell and
Welch, with Lieutenant Asa Hatch. of Co,
F. attending, There were present of E's
bows. going from h4se, besides the officers
named. CORPORAL p. h. s. Over. -<,rp,rn,
John Ii, Johnson. G..rpsrn 4. Il. Coch.
ran. VIM. II. Grant. Jonas
Drury, Joseph Miller. G. W. Winger.
J. b. Thomson. c. F.. Folger,
CIV. Albin, Dan Huben. At GreenyiIle
were found Orderly Sert, NJ. c. Powell. of
Pauldiny: Corporal Rodney SINH. of Lo-
r.nsnort- Ind: III Mccartney. of Cham.
naiyn county and Alb.rtus Ruhl. of Gov.
in,ton Miami county.
Comnany KS boys were Captain Welch.
Orderly Sergeant Joel Funk. Sergeant c.
N Tuftle .jobp Arboyast. John Cornell, c.
Gil,on A II. Gillett- NJ. Gallagher. Albert
TuttIe n G. Nelson. James Butler. W. W.
Neal ID. e. Lawrance James Perks. Fred.
rhr.sb.r. VIM. B. Locke.
The Marty. with the exception of eight
of compsny X. who missed the first train.
arrived AT Greenyille about Q O'Clock.
The business meeting was held In Mozart
hall. a place .plendidiy adapted for the
purpose, which was filled. Col. David
Putnam, the old commander, presided, with
nroceedings opened with PRAYER by Chap
lain T.. s. Guthrie. formerly of this city.
An address of welcome was delivered, in
tbs ABSENCE of Greenyille's mayor. by Judge
Calderwood. after which Colonel Put
man made an address. which received
the close attention of the
bows. as il gaye them facts Of more than
ordinary interest, not before known to
them. coming in the form of a review Of
the regiments exppriences.
At noon the regiment, with guests, formed
and marched to CITY hail, where the usual
big dinner was spread. but as it was the
crowd was big enough to get away with it.
Reassemblinv At the hall at 2 O'Clock
business was resumed. A nominating COM
mittee OF one for each compapy presented
names of officers OF the proposed repimental
association. which report was confirmed as
follows. President Colouel David Pullman:
corresponding secretary. Lieutenant A. IL.
HYDE. compapy II: recording secretary, II.
NJ. Cole: treasurer. James McNeal. The
same cnmmitfa.. nar.ortad in favor of A.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

Mr.. Albert Thompson. of the Driscol
carriage works, whose wife hOrse-whipped
young Atchison. at the shop. day or tw o
ago, called at the REPUBIIC Office last even
ing. to state that the statement published
in the REPUBLIC was substantially correct,
except that he did not hold Atchison dur
ing the infliction of the punishment. He
wants this understood.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

Messrs. Rouse 4 Parsons. the reliable
shoe men. are booming things in their line,
and are offering some very excellent goods.
They are good firm to deal with and their
regular customers and as many more new
ones will find good goods at No. 26 south
Market street.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

Great bargains may still be had at Will
iams's Art Store. 76 east Main street, in
fine pictures, frames. mirrors, at goods.
&c. Frames in all styles made to order on
short notice and at lowest prices.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

Captain T. J. Kirkpatrick goes to Cleve-
land next Monday, TO meet Miss Lizzie
Mast, who is on her way home from Mac
insc, where she spent the summer, greatly
to the improvement of her health. Miss
Mast is accompanied by her maid.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
COMING EVENTS.

Monday September s, "ChiI
O the Old Block"
Thursday evening, Sept. 8
Cora Van Tassel's great spectacular play,
The Hidden Hand"
GRAND.-Thursday, Sept. S, Gus Will
liams.
BLACKS. Wednesday evening" Sept. IA,
atOr."
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

Excursion tickets will be sold by the
Pennsylvania lines to Gettysburg. Pa, on
September Sth. 9th. 10th. lltk and 18th,
good returning until September :...h. 1887.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

For children's school shoes call on Rouse
4 Parsons. Their prices are the lowest and
their assortment of goods the best in the
,ifx
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
I. d. .. r. Notice.

The members of Canton Bethard are
ordered to meet at Odd Fellows hall next
Monday evening at 7:SO for muster Of OH
GERS. W. II. ELwELL. Captain.
II. II. FORREST, Clerk.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
Constitutional Celebration at Phiiadel-

One fare for the round trip via Pennsyl-
vania lines. on September sth to 18th. The
Pennsylvania lines will sell excursion
tickets to Philadelphia and return at one
fare for the round trip. Good returning
until September 22nd. Apply to
SAM DODDs,
Ticket Agent, P. Z. Il St. l.. Ry.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT house oi rooms, No lSS
Chestnut avenue. Apply 10 Frank }. Webb.
telephone ~. ASt
NOR RENT-House-Ay very desirable seven
II room brick house. No. o. Maple avenue
lot 15x275: suitable for small family; good
stable, out houses. hvd az. gell. cisfern. etc
Enquire Of J. Il. CLARK. e 'rn IT Jefferson and
Market streets. D'u
nor RENr-Two or four rooms. centrally
i located. with firSt-clasS accommodations;
rents cheap: none but white need apply; man
and wife preferred. Cor. Washington street
and DeartafY avenue 9l7r
nor RENT-The large stnr- room. Isl east
/ Main street; rent SO per month Inquire
of Thomas Sharp. Sptf
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

Beware of light weight limitations q
Electric Luster Starch.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

A set of teeth from SIS up. Rowland
dentist, 5 S. Market street. over Leuty's.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
MONEY TO lOA =.

MONEY TO L0AN-0n good mortgage or
NJ on personal security Inquire Of {. b Ms
sell, real estate and loan ageat. room Com
merclal block. Springfield tHt-Sjm
MUNEi 40 LuAN-ln Sims oi sJt 10 ..cv,
on three to five years time, on FIRST mort
gage or approved commercial paper. GeofRe
a. Coles room No. /. Lagonda bank building.
nyyAS NoksaNNp r. B. HousE n. d.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03

WheldOn & Merrill sell the celebrated
Hurd Jackson coal. Try it.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-03
PEOPLES COLUMN
WANTED.

JVANTED Situation. by an experienced
w woman. Call immediately At l. north
Plum street. iva
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

living near that village, had been
warned 10 lssvs the country by men
who held srudge against him. Hard
castle Is q very industrious man and
had large family, and WIS poor.
Bis home was q rude log cabin, and
he supported his wife and children by
cultivA1Ds Q small tract Of land. He
started In q wagon with hie family and
effects for the Arkansas river. After
travelling two or three miles, he halted,
having heard his name pronounced by
some one hidden in the under brush,
who called him hog thief and dared
him that way. Hmdcastle grasped
his gun and advanced few pac's,
when two mon opened fre on him,
him with buckshot. Five
men have been arrested charged with
the crime.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
INsURRIC ZION.


MestiIities Between whites and
blacks Become Alarming.
HtvsroN, TEX, September 90
Word was brought In last evening that
instruction was imminent among the
blacks In Matagords county. The
sheriff OF. Matagords county sent q cou-
rier 10 Sheriff Hickey, Of Brssoria
county, asking for immediate assist.
snoe TO put down an insurreotion. The
courier stated that over 200 negroes
we're under arms at Mstaeords and
the excitement among the whites was
very great. Trouble arose over an At
tempt OF colored constable TO arrest
q white man who resided on Caney
creek. The constable was found
dead, lying In the creek. The negroes
believe that the white men OF this VI
cinity murdered the constable because
he had q warrant for one Of their mum.
Der.
Later reports last night stated that
Sheriff Hickey had raised q poese Of
City mounted white men and s'arted
for Matsgorda, while the sheriff OF
M stsgorda was on route TO the scene
Of trouble with 100 mounted men. At
noon today an alarming report reached
the city that the sherifis' forces have
arrived and active hostilitiss have be.
gun. The Houston Light Guards
have Just received orders to leave on
special train for the town Of Columbus,
Bfagoria county,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Church Troubles.

NEW Yonx. September 28.-Thsre
seems 10 be lots Of trouble ahead for
the Church Of the Holy Trinity. The
quarrel With the Rev. d.. Stephen
Tying threatens to assume an unpleaE-
ant sbspe In . short time. DR.. Tying
nays be Is only waiting for things 10
get settled under the new rector, the
Rev. IA. Walpole Warren, 10 take de-
cided action In the matter. As II q
legal fight with an ex pastor were not
enough, John y. Kennedy, president
Of the 81. Andrews Society, 10 adding
to the burdens Of the church In q novel
and startling manner. Mr.. Warren,
the nav pastor. comes from EDgland.
Mr.. Kennedy says that the importa.
ton Of preacher Of the gospel IL con-
trary TO the doctrine Of protection 10
homo industries, ~ set forth In an act
OF Oongress, approved February 20,
1895. entitled "Ap act 10 prohibit i'm.
psr,a,ion and immigration Of foreign
ers or aliens under contract or agree.
mont 10 perform labor In the u ui,ed
State" Il accordance with this spg'
gestioB, Mr.. Kennedy has written 70
Collector Masone, calling attention IA
Mr.. Warren's importation" and "a
the Law which he thinks has been viz.
lated; He has nothing Whatever
against Mr.. Warren, he sayr, but az
president OF st. Andrews Society he
he's been greatly grleved by the en-.
forcement Of the law against his coun.
uymen, and he wants II enforced
against others In the same way.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Socialist Cssyessies.

OmoAoo, In September 26.-The
newspapers here consider that the most
nporiAnt result Of the recent socialist
convention at BDAalo was the ama'gt.
nation Of the intSrnatlonalIsts and 30.
cislists. The Chicago Reds are 10.
bilant, and predict tina, srea, work
will be accomplished In the mex, two
years A local socialist leader IL re-
ported today a. making the following
statement regarding the situation:
Tho iniernaiionals, under the leader.
ship Of Barnett q. Haskell, Of Denver,
formerly Of San francltco, have for
yeArs steadily opposed all the work
and methods OF the socialist labor
party. They held tina, the only
method by " .ieh the present social
system could be overthrow was by
force, These papen will form q press
association Of their own. Our plan OF
campaign will be educ alton. The
money that has been spent In the past
In polite, will be devoted 10 socialIstic
Literature All talk Of Q revelation
will be ntopped."